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Dean and Sam are on the trail of a suspected [[werewolf]] who hunts prostitutes during the [[lunar cycle]]. However, a man turns up dead in his office to which the brothers are intrigued to investigate since the previous victims were all female.They find a beatiful woman who Sam falls for, but is another werewolf. The brothers try to find a cure but there isn't one. Sam is asked to kill |
Dean and Sam are on the trail of a suspected [[werewolf]] who hunts prostitutes during the [[lunar cycle]]. However, a man turns up dead in his office to which the brothers are intrigued to investigate since the previous victims were all female.They find a beatiful woman who Sam falls for, but is another werewolf. The brothers try to find a cure but there isn't one. Sam is asked to kill Madison, which he does as the scene ends. |
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"Heart" is episode seventeen of the second season of the television series Supernatural.
Plot summary
Template:Spoiler Dean and Sam are on the trail of a suspected werewolf who hunts prostitutes during the lunar cycle. However, a man turns up dead in his office to which the brothers are intrigued to investigate since the previous victims were all female.They find a beatiful woman who Sam falls for, but is another werewolf. The brothers try to find a cure but there isn't one. Sam is asked to kill Madison, which he does as the scene ends.
References
- "Dean: What are you a Dog Whisperer now?" - a Possible Reference to Cesar Millan, The Dog Whisperer.
- "Sam: ...and after we kill it, we can do to Disney Land!" - A popular Theme Park for Children.
- "Sam: ...we will settle this the old fashion way" - Dean and Sam play Rock, Paper, Scissors.
Featured music
- "Down on the Street" by The Stooges
- "Look at You" by Screaming Trees
- "Silent Lucidity" by Queensrÿche